ROYPASA S.L Reviews

Little seriousness, the outsourced assembly and a disaster, measure badly placed badly and then when a defect in the seal is discovered, they offer to solve it with a new, unfortunate budget. And the quality for the price it has is regular. I would never recommend them.
Response to the owner's comment: It is one thing to finish aluminum against sate in one way or another, that was a problem between you and the study we hired for rehabilitation. What I claimed when we spent our first and rainy winter in our new home, is that when it rains water enters the unsealed joints of the windows. And instead of sealing properly, I proposed a new budget with more aluminum when all I needed was a little white silicone well put.

Extraordinary attention! After having asked for several estimates, we opted for them for their price, attention and experience! They recommended Cor70 with hidden leaf and CorVision Plus .... and the truth is that we are delighted, they contribute to the architecture of the house And its efficiency, also from inside nothing is heard and heat loss is minimal !!!

The company, which is now located in Portugal, was previously located in Gondomar. What I tell of them reflects my experience of years ago, so it might well be (hopefully) that things have improved today, but, if I have to speak from my experience, I cannot recommend it in any way. I have the misfortune of living in a house whose windows Roypasa installed. I should note that it is a supposedly "quality" construction and the window models, at least in principle, were intended to be the best in the market at the time. And the appearance of the windows, in fact, is good ... but its installation is very bad. Already before starting to live, the contractor assured us that a Roypasa employee would come to adjust the windows and doors; and, indeed, an employee of that company arrived, with a clear attitude that he did not plan to move a finger. He spent a whole morning "working" and left them all as badly adjusted as they were. In the end we had to pay another professional to adjust them. On the other hand, the boxes of the blinds are a clear example of bad materials: they are undoubtedly mechanisms designed to be manufactured with minimum cost and installed with minimum effort, but then begin to fail immediately and are very difficult to fix. Although the windows have double glazing and I don't know how many insulation systems, the blind boxes are almost toy, and let the cold in as if it were an open window. An example, in short, that does not come with hiring the "leading" and most expensive company in the area to have an efficient and quality service.